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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
4
The issue notes the independent movement’s ticket and platform presented by Mr Samuel Bird Sr. It critiques council spending, tax rates, and projected savings, comparing 1905 and 1906 valuations and urging prudent civic judgment amid partisan rhetoric. It mentions Hearst, Jerome, Diggins, Roosevelt, Bryan, and Littlefield in broader political commentary.
St Pauls notes Rev J W Morgan of Newark will preach Sunday morning on Religion vs Peoples. Evening service at 745, Sunday School at 1015, Primary Department at 230, Young People's Meeting at 7.00 in the evening. Location details and the day are listed with other notices.
In Hussex County Republican voters face a September 25 decision on the United States Senatorship. The ballot pits Dryden seeking another term against challenger Record, with the choice framed as which candidate best reflects local sentiment. The Newark Daily Advertiser notes familiarity with Dryden and lesser knowledge of Record’s record.
The Camden Post Telegram notes Senator Lew Fallette returns to his state after a 53,000 plurality against the reforms ticket he endorsed. The piece questions what message he can give New Jersey Republicans to enlighten or attract them amid broad GOP disapproval.
The Proctor's Newark Theatre for the week of September 21 features American and English vaudeville stars. English actor Breasbey Williams debuts in Newark with Dickens characterizations. Acts include La Berat magic dancing, Clie Gordon Our German Senator, Josephine Gaschman Japanese act, Monroe and Wesley, Gobest musical act, Pryors premier banjo, Lucey and Lucier acrobats, and new animated pictures.
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